Premises of Premier League: Man City vs Tottenham, Newcastle vs Liverpool and the rest of the day 2

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Welcome to the second week of AthleticsThe first league forecasting of the Premier League of the Premier League, which I already start to regret after seeing the subscribers fly away from the blocks to take an early advance.

For this, you can thank Vaugeesh, a fan of Manchester United from Chennai, India, who has established an impressive standard, leaving the rest of us – an algorithm of data, Wilfred, six, dragging in the wake of subscribers.

We assign three points for a correct score and a point for a correct result. There is also a bonus point for any correct “unique” prediction. Vaugeesh obtained a correct score and five other correct results, with his prediction inspired by a 0-0 draw between Aston Villa and Newcastle United winning a bonus point, carrying a total of nine points.

I obtained six correct results but no correct score, which leaves me on seven, including a bonus point to predict Leeds’ victory over Everton – but not with the correct score. Wilfred obtained five correct results, but had no chance of missing a bonus point despite its forecasts properly four goals for Manchester City and three for Nottingham Forest.

In my opinion, the data algorithm should be anchored a point to underestimate Sonneland savagely (or he was overestimating West Ham United?). But with boring, it scratched a four -point pointer thanks to the Rodrigo Muniz downtime equalizer for Fulham in Brighton & Hove Albion. Notice, if it was not for this equalizer of Fulham, Vaugeesh would have taken the subscribers further, then I should perhaps be grateful for the small mercies.

Anyway, we are going to the second day – and meet the subscriber of this week, Derek, 36, who, unlikely that it may seem, is a Superland supporter of Cranston, Rhode Island.

The game of our subscriber’s week

Burnley vs SunderlandSaturday 3 p.m. BST / 10 a.m.

Derek says: “The Soundland success recipe in the championship – Gedenly gives in, stay organized and strikes on the counter – worked against West Ham.

“The combination of flexibility at the game of register and the quality of the summer signatures, in particular the granite midfielder Xhaka, Habib Diarra and Noah Sadiki, will see them on the line against Burnley. The intoxicating days which began with the elimination series race will not last forever, but I am optimistic that they do not completely end.”

Burnley 1-2 Sunderland

Oli says: Leeds and Sunderland both made that home advantage has their return to the elite last weekend, so the pressure is on Burnley to do the same on Saturday. They were undefeated in 23 league games last season in Turf Moor, with only eight goals conceded. Clean sheets will be much more difficult to find in the Premier League, just like goals on the other, but I want them here. Sorry Derek.

Burnley 1-0 Sunderland

Oli’s other predictions

West Ham vs Chelsea

Oli says: West Ham Away at London Stadium always seems much less intimidating than in the more atmospheric park of Upton, but it is always one of those lights that you would prefer to play a lunch on Saturday rather than Friday evening. A noisy crowd can get more from the home team – especially against a team like Chelsea. Unlike Sunderland, West Ham will be ready for the fight. But Chelsea could well shade.

West Ham 1-2 Chelsea

Man City vs Tottenham

Oli says: Do you remember Tottenham’s 4-0 victory at Etihad last season? How crazy it was? It was the moment when I really started to think that there was something wrong with Manchester City. They have recovered over the season, but they have to rebuild this aura. The 4-0 emphatic victory last weekend in Wolves has helped in this regard. The same goes for the victory over the Spurs.

Manchester City 2-0 Tottenham

Bournemouth vs Wolves

Oli says: I was impressed by Bournemouth in Anfield last week, when they retaliated twice and seemed to hold a precious point until the inevitable occurs. On the other hand, Wolves’ defeat by Manchester City came with disturbing signs. Vitor Pereira did a great job last season, but this team looks short.

Bournemouth 2-1 Wolves

Brentford vs Aston Villa

Oli says: I imagined Villa against Newcastle last week, but they dropped me. Even before Ezri Konsa’s red card, they were second. But it was a good opportunity against a Brentford team that had a difficult start to life after Thomas Frank. The ease with which the Nottingham forest has cut through Brentford should have Ollie Watkins and Co rubbing the hands of anticipation.

Brentford 1-2 Aston Villa

Arsenal vs leeds

Oli says: After a triumphant return to the high flight against Everton, it looks like a game that will see Leeds brought back to earth with a bump and a striking illustration of the quality configuration. Arsenal’s before -air line seemed frank in their opening match at Old Trafford, but they – and the new striker Victor Gyokerres – should be sharper here.

Arsenal 3-0 Leeds

Crystal Palace vs Nottingham Forest

Oli says: A match of the Premier League of the midfielder Bandi midfielder at the end of the breast? Not this season, with the furious palace owners against the sequence of events that led to their place in the Europa League by Forest. He threatens to be very tense in the meeting room, but on the field, it looks like a nice game between two very decent and well matched teams.

Crystal Palace 1-1 Nottingham Forest

Everton vs Brighton

Oli says: He always finds it difficult to understand the idea of ​​Everton playing elsewhere than Goodison Park, whatever somewhere called Hill Dickinson Stadium – attractive. For all the feeling of excitement from the news of the news, it will take some time to get used to it. Be careful, Brighton seemed to like to play goodison more than Everton in recent seasons, so it may work in both directions.

Everton 1-1 Brighton

Fulham vs man utd

Oli says: This often ends with a late Dramatic winner for Manchester United: Bruno Fernandes, Alejandro Garnacho, Lisandro Martinez … Even Cristiano Ronaldo in 2007. Fulham did not even claim a point in this match since 2010. I was not so high on the performances of the opening week of United against Arsenal as some, but there were clear signs of improvement. They need victories. They could get one here.

Fulham 1-2 Manchester United

Newcastle vs Liverpool

Oli says: Do you know what I said about West Ham being a more difficult place to go on a Friday evening? Well, St James’ Park threatens to be another level entirely for the visit of Liverpool: a public holiday on Monday, under the spotlight, with Newcastle and their fans bubbling with indignation on the behavior of Alexander Isak and the prosecution of Liverpool of him. Eddie Howe’s players will be triggered and fans will lower the blood. It is a huge test of Liverpool’s determination. Is this new look team ready for this?

Newcastle 2-1 Liverpool

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